[borje.granberg]

I'm developing a Midlet that should play a wave-file from a custom inputstream from a socket connection. The funny is that is working perfect in the emulator but in the real device (a N73) the programs halts on the p.realize() line. Does anyone know what is wrong?

---- code -----

sc = (SocketConnection)Connector.open("socket://" + server + ":" + port);
is = sc.openInputStream();
...

dis = new MediaInputStream(is);
...

p = Manager.createPlayer(dis, "audio/x-wav");
p.addPlayerListener(this);
p.realize(); // <--- stop here
p.prefetch();
p.start();

[hartti]

What is the port number you are connecting to? Unsigned midlets are not allowed to create a socket connections to ports 80, 8080 and 443 (although a security exception error message should be shown...)

Hartti

[borje.granberg]

I'm connecting på port 7554

[soku123]

Hi,
have u tried out with a sample code which plays a file in N73.
Thanks
Soku

[borje.granberg]

Yes I can play i file on the phone. I have also tried in an other application to play a file trough a custom inputstream. In the read() method I have added a sleep to simulate a slow network connection. On the emulator the file plays during load. This I can hear because the sound is stopping regularly. On the phone it seams like it waits til it has all the file in memory. It takes longer before the sound starts to play and when it does there are no silent breaks.
The reason for this is that the phone doesn't support progressive playback. But WHY does the phone play the (delayed) local file and not the network transported wav-file? The API says that read returns -1 when the end of the stream is reached. This doesn't happen. Why?